Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
The ShOOtlStS.
AND GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.

ROD AND GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
The second day OF the Rod and Gun
Club tournament was marked by the pres
snce OF larger attendance than on the
first day. The crowd was very enthusi-
sstic. The events contested below will tell
the tale Of the proceedings, and only one
event which should have taken place yester-
day was undisposed of. The same members
constituted the Butte teams as on the pre-
'ious day, and the outside teams were
represented by regular members OF the
club. The shooting began at 10 O'Clock
and was continued without interruption
until o'clock in the evening. The first
event contested for was the
sALooNKEEPER's PURSE.
Individual shoot at nine singles and
three pairs double; entrance. 50: E. 8.
PaIson s; H. Sheads, 4; A. J. Fisk. z; J.F.
Cowan, 10; C. D. Joslyn, 6; P. Walton, 4:
Frank Conley, 10; Jim Conley, II; T. G
Patrick, 5; D. Z. Cooper, 9; w. H. Young,
ll;Z W. Wolf, 8; w. s. Parks, IL; E.. 9.
Freyschlag Z; George Morse, 8; r. A.
Eddy, 8; A. Pummer, 10; H. Stevens, 8;
CH. Smith, 10; J. D. Thomas, 9; J. Stew
ard 6; j. P. Menard, 6; w. B. Benhs m, II;
Lowe, n',, 6; Al. orton 8; J; Hanbury, 4; w W:
H. Dillingham;, 9; A. j. Elliott, 4. The
irst prize, $40, was won by Jim Conley.
second prize divided between w. III. Young,
W. s. Parks and w. B. Benham. Third
prize was tie between J. F. COwan. Frank
Conley, A. PIummer and c. H. Smith and
was won by Frank Conley. Fourth prize
was tie between d. C. Cooper. Geo. Morse,
I'D. Thomas and w. H. Dillingham; and
Was won by Cooper.
CONSOLATION SHOOT
az 10 clay pigeons; entrance, 81; ~ en-
tries: c. H. Smith, 8; E. s. Paxson, 6; I.
Patrick, 1; R. A. Eddy, z; J. A. Han
bury, A. c. Joslyn, 6; ]. F. Beck, 4; A. }.
Fisk, 6; 2. W. Wolf, 8; A. J. Elliott, z; 3.
=; NJ Mfreyschlag, 6; T. ]. Cronin, 5; ). u.
o d. Sheads, 9; J. P. Menard, 4; A.
PPummer. 6; P. Walton, 1; AL. Orton, 2;
Cc.Corbett, 4; w. H. Dillingham;. 5; J..F.
IIowan, 8; Z. Paxson, 2; J. Steward, 4; 8.
Lowe, l; A. J. Stevens, 6. The first prize
was won by H. Shpads; second prize was a
ne nebetween C. II. Smith, q. w. Wolfe ana
~. COwan, and was won by COwan; third
pfl1e was tie between Eddy, Elliott and
Vrton, and was won by Elliot. The boooy
prize was a tie between Patrick. Vahton
and Lowe, and was won by Walton.
TEAM SHOOTS.
Team shoots, five members each; entrance
Wat Is singles:
Butte Team No. 3-Elliott, 5; E. E. Pax
son. z; Corbett, 5; Spencer, 4; Yaeger, -
butte Team No. 1-E. S. Paxon, ~;
1880 y -'''s' ~
Deer Lodge Team-Jim Conley, IL; JOS
Gan,o; Gn, =; Hanbury, Z; Walton, z; FRANK
3d. Butte Team No. 2-orton. 8; Beck, 8;
'nMsads, 6; Morse, 8; Thomas, 1O-4O.
A'ssoula Team-Eddy. 8; Plummer, .;
"eTnard, ma 5; Dillingham;, s; Stevens, 1873
Inc first prize was won by Butte team
d.! The second prize was tie between
uu uu'e team No. 2 and Deer Lodge, and
ms ms won in the shoot off by Deer Lodge
tao ne .hlrd prize was won by the Missou'a
~oA au The prize for best individual shoo'
W." won by j. +. COwan, and the prize fOl
A'Paxson.
ROD AND GUN CLUB PURSE.
81. Individual shoot at singles and pair'
,",'oubles; y, entrance, So: Frank Conley
49, 49, FISK, 5; Parks, s; Hanbury, 1; Smith
49, g., cooper, 10; Corbett. z; Elliott, q
The'ens, .; Paxson. 8; Beck. 8; Orton, Z
Lowa 9; Sheads, 10; J. Conley, 3
10. v {; Eddy, 8; Mepard, z; Dillingham;
BeDhna hnoung, 9; Plummer, 10; Cowan, 4
bv lam; II; Yaeger, 8. First prize wo'
the tanK th;lK Conley; second prize by Smith
liz ha,'d ha'rd by Benha m an the fourth was
Ppm,"een Cooper, SheaGs; Dillingham; ant
Coona, and on the shoot off was won D.
won v. making the second $40 prize b
Bo,oss.. risk OF Helena and j. B. Benham Q
ah contested for $40 q side at II